Wayne Parham Messages: 18793 Registered: January 2001
Illuminati (33rd Degree)
Yes, that's true. It's everywhere on the news. I sometimes sort of overlook things like this, assuming/hoping/thinking conditions will change or whatever and nothing bad will happen. But it's looming nearer and nearer.
We have seen the best of our times/ the weather for the past hundred or two hundred years has been mild; food is plentifull; water is available; there is enough wealth so that a decent percentage of us can live without fear of starving or some other catastrophe. But if natural history tells us one thing it is that nothing stays in stasis; everything is in flux. From 1950 until 2000 are the best 50 years we may ever see.
How do you mean that? A peak of Hurricanes or some kind of major weather change? You know plenty say this is not a result of global warming and I have to laugh. Global warming is occurring even without greenhouse gases. The state of the atmosphere has been changing since the earth began and will continue to do so. This calm we are experiencing may be only a blip on the geological timeframe. And to think we can exhaust endless amounts of heat and gas without any consequences is silly. It's only been 10k yrs since the last ice age and thats nothing really.
Pipelines and terminals on Gulf Coast shut down till next week - refineries will be offline for a week, assuming they don't get crushed - half the SPR is offline and couldn't send oil if they wanted to brcause nobody's there to receive it.
$3 a gallon for gas? That'll be a real bargain by Oct 1.
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